First Android App in Android Studio Getting Started

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Creating your first Android app using Android Studio is an exciting journey into mobile development. Start by installing Android Studio, the official IDE for Android development. Once installed, open Android Studio and select Start a new Android Studio project. Choose the Empty Activity template and configure your project settings, such as the project name and save location. Ensure the language is set to Kotlin and the minimum SDK is set to API 21: Android 5.0 (Lollipop). • After setting up your project, you'll see a structured layout with folders like `app`, `res`, and `java`. The `res` folder contains resources like layouts and images, while the `java` folder holds your Kotlin files. Open `res/layout/activity_main.xml` to design your user interface. Drag and drop UI elements like buttons and text views from the palette. • Next, open `MainActivity.kt` to add functionality. Use Kotlin code to define actions, such as displaying a message when a button is clicked. Finally, run your app on an emulator or a connected device by clicking the green play button. This process introduces you to the basics of Android app development, setting the foundation for more complex projects. • Join this channel to get access to perks: • / @hacked101

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